Sure, let's match each term to its correct definition step-by-step.
### Understanding the Terms and Definitions
1. Diction: This refers to the choice of words and style of expression that an author uses in their writing. Diction can convey a tone, create a mood, or reflect the author's attitude.
2. Figurative Language: This type of language uses figures of speech to convey meaning beyond the literal sense of the words. Examples include metaphors, similes, and hyperbole.
3. Syntax: This is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language. Syntax determines the structure of sentences and can affect readability and meaning.
### Matching the Terms to Definitions
Given the options
- Definition B: Definition could be "uses figures of speech" which matches with Figurative Language.
- Definition C: This could be "arrangement of words in sentences" which matches with Syntax.
Matching the remaining term,
- Diction: By elimination and understanding of the term, it would be matched with the remaining definition.
Thus, the matches are as follows:
- Diction (A) = 1
- Figurative language (B) = 2
- Syntax (C) = 3
So the final matched sequence is:
1. Diction (1)
2. Figurative language (2)
3. Syntax (3)
Thus, the correct matches are:
1 (Diction), 2 (Figurative Language), 3 (Syntax).
